Connecting with Others Who Have Asthma

Editorial Team

By Editorial Team

October 3, 2018

Our Asthma.net advocates, Theresa and Ms. Al Veoli, explore the meaning of connecting with others who have asthma and the benefits that people living with a chronic condition like asthma can get from being a part of a community which shares their experience, empathizes with them and the issues they face, and also when needed, provide much needed advice and support.

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